Defining Copy Compare Report Permission

Use the Copy Compare Report Permission page (SCRTY_ADS_PROFILES) to define the access permission for copying and comparing ADS projects.

Navigation:

Click the Copy Compare Report Permission link on the Data Migration page.

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Copy Compare Report Permission page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Copy Compare Permissions

Use this section to specify the copy and compare options available.

Field or Control	Description
Access	Select the appropriate access level. Options are: Full Access: Enables user to copy and compare the data set. No Access: User can not copy or compare the data set. Read-Only: User can compare the data set.
Allow setting Copy Compare attributes on data set definitions	The user can set the copy and compare options on the data set definition. This privilege should only be given to architects with a thorough knowledge of the data set definition and its associated data content who would certify data set definitions to be copyable and comparable. A flawed data set definition could corrupt a data base. A partial list of considerations for the architect includes the following items to assess: The validation rules expressed in the application class must be accurate and complete. Records in the data set should represent a tightly coupled set of data. Copying the data set must preserve dependency relationships. No orphan rows should be created in copy or delete. Consideration should be made of validation dependencies: if a dependent object is being copied from the source, it must be copied before the objects that depends on it.

Copy Compare Access	Copy to File	Copy from File	Compare from File
No Access	No	No	No
Read-Only Access	Yes	No	Yes
Full Access	Yes	Yes	Yes

Report Permission

Use this section to specify permission to run administrative reports.

See Running ADS Administrator Reports

Field or Control	Description
Access	Select the appropriate access level. Options are: No Access: User can not view or run administrative reports. Read-Only: Enables users to run and view administrative reports.